18TH C ENGLISH PORCELAIN CABBAGE LEAF JUG

Overlapping scroll handle and mask spout. Moulded leaf decoration with enamel floral sprigs and design in red, green and yellow. Artist's mark on underside. English, c. 1780. H. 19.5 cm (7 3/8 in)

Porcelain jug with mask form spout and striated neck. Inside rim shows geometric pattern, and exterior painted with moulded leaves and vine motifs. Liverpool, c. 1780. H. 17.5 cm (6 7/8 in)

A pair of 18th century English porcelain leaf dishes. These are a Chelsea shape and decorated in under glaze with pseudo Chinese marks from the Bow factory. L. 19 cm (7 1/2 in.) Both in good condition

DIMENSIONS APPROX 12x13x9CM.

An antique late 18th-century English hand-painted porcelain Toby jug with gilt accents. The piece represents a standing man in a tricorne. Toby jugs are an English ceramic ware that was developed by t

18TH C. WORCESTER CABBAGE LEAF MOULDED MASKED SPOUT JUG DECORATED WITH UNDER GLAZE BLUE FLOWERS. 18cm high

18TH CENTURY ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN, A CAUGHLEY SPARROW BEAK JUG, SEVEN TEABOWLS AND SAUCERS, A LIVERPOOL COFFEE CAN, TWO SAUCERS, A CAUGHLEY COFFEE CUP, A WORCESTER TEA BOWL AND A CAUGHLEY

TWO 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH PORCELAIN TEABOWLS AND SAUCERS together with an unusual gilt decorated cream jug. Largest 12 cm wide. (6)

English Chelsea porcelain leaf dish, red anchor mark, circa 1755- 1760.; Beautiful leaf form dessert dish, made in the English Chelsea factory circa 1755 - 1760. The dish is bordered in green and then

An 18th C English molded porcelain sauce boat from the Worcester factory, circa 1755. The molded decoration highlighted in under glaze green and red accents with additional highlights of painted bugs

A helmet-shaped porcelain cram jug with transfer print Three Flower and Butterfly pattern. Blue crescent mark present on the underside. Worcester, Dr. Wall period, 1770-1780. H. 13 cm (5 1/8 in.)

Set of Antique Wedgwood Porcelain PlatesNice 18th century set of 14 English Wedgwood porcelain plates. Wide yellow field around the rim with stylized arbor vines and pink leaves decoration. Black edgi

WORCESTER PORCELAIN DISGUISED PITCHER, DR. WALL PERIOD, C. 1760-80, H 8":Cabbage leaf-molded porcelain pitcher/jug with a scroll handle and Bacchic mask spout, decorated in blue under glaze with vario

English porcelain tea set, with 18K gold trim, consisting of a teapot and under plate milk jug, sugar basin, bowl, cake plate, 12 tea cups, 12 coffee cups and 11 saucers. 41 pcs. Some pieces with crac

19th c. English Porcelain Jug, based on an original design modelled by Nicholas Sprimont (1716-1771), molded with goats at the base, sides with molded bee, oak leaves and floral decoration, incised tr

English sparrow beak form with ribbed body and lid, yellow ground with roundels of painted floral bouquets in the manner of early Meissen, probably James Giles Worcester. Unmarked, circa 1770.H 14cm (

Five English porcelain pieces, unmarked. One small pearlware dish with transfer print landscape, c. 1815; three egg strainers / drainers, each with transfer print landscape, c. 1800; one leaf form pic

(3) Pieces of 18th - 19th c. English China, incl: Soft paste teapot, with floral decoration, 5 1/4" high, lid corner chip/loss, hairline cracks, spout chips; Mug, with floral and leaf decoration, 3 1/

First Period Worcester porcelains group, 18th c. (3rd quarter), English, (4) pieces, incl. a sauce tureen, (2) covered jars, and a leaf dish, each hand painted and gilt, most with exotic birds and ins

Late 18th / early 19th C English. Comprising two cream jugs and a covered sugar bowl. The pattern also known as Bengal Tiger or Kylin. H of larger jug 14.5cm (5 3/4in)

GROUP OF GILDED PORCELAIN: 18th - 19th century, English or Continental. An unusual decorative toby jug pitcher depicting a seated man drinking. He is dressed in 18th c. garb and his long braid becomes

Pair of 18th century English Worcester porcelain cornucopia wall pockets, circa 1775. [8 1/2 x 4 3/4 x 3 1/4 inches].

Two 18th century English porcelain chestnut baskets, transfer-printed in "Pine Cone" pattern, one Worcester and one attributed to Lowestoft. The Lowestoft example with re-glued breaks to sides.

English 18th century porcelain "Pine Cone" pattern round basket, printed "C" mark to underside. [3 x 9 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches].